typically work on fresh cases like this one, but say they were asked to assist we specifically specialized in underwater searches, and we want to make sure the agencies involved have every resource available to bring answers. kylie's family. the group arrived in the area friday. they spent the weekend scouring donner lake, the boca reservoir and other waterways. sunday they focused on prosser lake, and by the afternoon discovered a vehicle and body, the plaster county sheriff's office, nevada county sheriff's office, fbi and other agencies were called to the scene. divers went in the water while law enforcement waited on shore and i d has not been released. i got in touch with one of the divers with adventures with purpose, he said. this is a time for grieving and healing. law enforcement is holding a press conference in the morning and kylie's family has not yet commented publicly on this latest development. live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. it's just sad ending to the story, and that press conference is supposed to happen around 11 o'clock tomorrow we will be following it. alyssa thank you. thank you . 11 and six year old woman was shot to death in oakland's little saigon neighborhood today, police say officers found the woman suffering from a gunshot wound on the 1100 block of fifth avenue around 2 45. paramedics transported her to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. oakland city council member nikki 14 on abbas says she is outraged and sickened over the woman's death . she says the woman was shot during an attempted robbery. no word on any arrests. in a statement, the council members said, what does it say about our community when we cannot walk down our own street, visit a neighbor or enjoy a picnic on the lake on a sunday afternoon weekend and must do better? also new tonight, the suspect in a 40 year old cold cases returning to santa clara county to face murder charges, according to sources close to the investigation. 75 year old gary ramirez is being extradited for the murder of karen stitt. sunny well. police say ramirez kidnapped, sexually assaulted and repeatedly stabbed the 15 year old girl as she was walking toward a bus stop. back in 1982 ramirez was arrested earlier this month at his home in maui. daytime side shows taking over streets across the south bay this weekend, leaving people blocked by the stunts frustrated . the illegal activity disrupted traffic, leaving some drivers stranded. ktvu lamonica peter shows us how cameras were rolling as two sides shows took place in san jose and another in santa clara. yeah, we're stuck right here. shows in the south bay continue to disrupt traffic and ultimately put people's lives in danger as displayed in this video recorded on saturday. hundreds of people showed up to watch the sideshow near the santa teresa boulevard off ramp on highway 87 in san jose. stupid i think it's a waste of time. holding up other people to other locations in the south bay were also interrupted by side shows on saturday, and intersection in front of great america and santa clara and at lundy avenue and concourse drive in san jose. the sideshow drivers burn their tires in the street, spinning in circles and creating clouds of smoke. it was the drivers near the 87 freeway , who expressed their frustration. covid what working work? go home in july. san jose police issued over 500 citations at a sideshow involving over 200 cars at 10th street and all my avenue two firearms were confiscated in seven arrests were made. san jose police did respond to the multiple side shows in the south bay on saturday, but so far no word yet on if any arrests were made. in san jose lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. we have an update for you tonight on the mount diablo cycles who was killed last year while writing in lafayette, laurie everett was has been sentenced to probation after being convicted of misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter for hitting and killing cyclists. joseph shami shami was killed last april of last year while riding in a roundabout it pleasant hill road in olympic boulevard. the 87 year old cyclist was known in the cycling community for riding to the top of mount diablo every week for more than 10 years. you see, berkeley police are investigating a hate crime that left one person injured. police say a person was kicked and assaulted with a shovel at the people's park construction site at about 7 45 this morning. one suspect has been arrested. three others are still at large. police say the incident was an anti transgender hate crime based on statements from the victim and witnesses. the victim was taken to the hospital for observation. earlier another person reported being assaulted with a baseball bat also at people's park. police say there were no visible injuries and no description of a suspect. in that case, investigators are searching for the cause of an apartment fire in west oakland this morning. firefighters first arrived at this three story apartment building on the 600 block of 23rd street. just about 7 30. there are five units in the building, and by the time firefighters arrived, everyone had made it out safely. 40 firefighters were on the scene within minutes and were able to contain that fire just to a staircase on the outside of the building. firefighters say no one was hurt. in alameda fire broke out at a townhouse. video posted on social media shows flames coming from the roof. this fire broke out right near the college of alameda and the alameda landing shopping center. because of that fire is not yet known. cal fire crews have gained ground on a small wildfire burning just south of clear lake. the point fire started burning last night in lake county near mount kennedy, about 200 homes were evacuated in the jago bay area as a precaution, but those evacuations were lifted today and people have returned home. the fire is burning in an area that is difficult to access. so air tankers and helicopters were called in, along with the usual fire equipment. people who live nearby posted videos on social media fire reports. 14 acres are burned and the flames are now 90% contained. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. fbi agents have a warning about a new surge of ransomware attacks coming up how hackers are going after some people more than others, plus overdose death rate in san francisco is almost three times what it is in new york city for capita and twice what it is in l. a also see how the bay area calls attention to the country's first national fentanyl prevention and awareness day. and your weekend is winding down right now. we're heading towards next week. i've got the five day forecast. we'll get. you're going to see you back here. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. the area companies about a recent ransomware threat known as zeppelin. the warning was issued by the fbi and the cybersecurity and infrastructure agency zeppelin actors have been known to request ransom payments in bitcoin, with initial amounts ranging from several $1000 to more than a million dollars. authorities say companies in the health care industry have been targeted the most today marks the first national fentanyl prevention and awareness day families affected by the opioid crisis gathered in san francisco to share heartbreaking stories. and as ktvu is greg liggins reports there are also calling for action. this is my son, daniel dale. tammy nilis flew in from san diego to join other moms who've lost sons and daughters. he was found dead on may 7th of the fentanyl overdose . her son did not die in san francisco, but more than 2100. others have since 2019 according to mothers against drug deaths, the group rallied on the steps of san francisco city hall sunday. to recognize national fentanyl prevention and awareness day while people are dying nationwide, organizers pointed out. san francisco is especially deadly overdose death rate in san francisco. is almost three times what it is in new york city per capita and twice what it is in l. a painted rocks symbolized the roughly 350 people who have died in the city this year alone. names of hundreds of others were displayed on a table. this woman doesn't know whether her daughter is dead or alive. i can tell you fentanyl steals children. stole my relationship with my daughter. destroys families. i'm sorry. three san francisco supervisor said they're working towards change pledged to show compassion to get addicts, the mental help and intervention they need and vowed to help end open air drug markets plaguing the city. in fact, the most important thing i think we could do is send out the message that the days of the encampments and the out and the open air drug sales is over. and san francisco. district attorney brooke jenkins told the crowd. she's committed to enforcing drug laws and making sure dealers are held to account something her predecessor was accused of not doing before he was recalled. and that no longer will we see what was happening for the last 2.5 years where they have been given dismissals and misdemeanors for taking people's lives. organizers of the rally say they've already met with the police chief and dea and plan to have ongoing discussions to find solutions to save lives. greg legans ktvu fox two news police have opened up a homicide investigation after a man was found dead in east oakland this morning. that man was located at 5 30 on 90th avenue between ben craft and sunny side street. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say it appears he died from blunt force trauma. no arrests have been made and anyone with information about the case is asked to call oakland police early morning shooting in san francisco's mission district killed one person and sent three others to the hospital. it happened at about 2 30 this morning at mission in 19th street. when officers arrived, they found three people suffering from gunshot wounds and one person with non life threatening injuries. the three were taken to the hospital where one of them died. no arrests have been made, and police have not yet released a motive in the shooting. anyone with information is asked to call sfpd. the justice department has until thursday to come forward with proposed redactions to the affidavit detailing the evidence that led to a search of former president trump's florida estate as foxes marc meredith reports the judges looking to release some of the documents to the public. four days. that's how long federal prosecutors have to submit redactions to a criminal affidavit used to justify the fbi's recent search of former president trump's mar a lago estate this week, a federal judge is expected to review the proposed redactions, but it's unclear when the document may be made public. if at all. this sworn statement lays out the justice department's case for why there was a probable cause to search trump's property. trump and his allies are pushing foa full release of the documents, citing intense public interest. show us what it is that you went into the president , um residents spent nine hours at you know, former president trump's residence. what is it? that was that imminent national security threat to any of us really believe that donald trump is like reading his nuclear secrets and his bedside at night? you're going to pursue this criminal investigation. you have to prove intent. since the search, law enforcement has reported a spike in threats against fbi agents. prosecutors argue this case remains in the very early stages and that if too much information is released , witnesses may be compromised. i think probably their concern is very legitimate. that is that if this affidavit is revealed, it will put those sources of information at risk. this is not the time to be giving essentially the trump lawyers. roadmap into how to intimidate witnesses or how to derail a legitimate investigation. the affidavit likely contains a lot of interesting details about this case, but also give us the biggest indication yet where the investigation into the 45th president stands outside trump's mar a lago estate in palm beach , florida mark meredith fox news officials in moscow are investigating a car explosion that killed the daughter. of a russian ultranationalists who reportedly helped influence russian president vladimir putin to invade ukraine. investigators say 29 year old daria do gina was driving last night in a moscow suburb when her car exploded. her father, alexander duggan, reportedly owned the vehicle. both had expressed support for sending troops into ukraine. no one has claimed responsibility, and ukraine has denied any involvement in the bombing. basketball hall of famer dennis rodman says he plans to visit russia this week to seek the release of w. n b a star britney griner griner has been in russian custody now since february and was sentenced to nine years in prison on drug charges. earlier this month, rodman said he got permission to go to russia to seek grinders release, adding that he knew president putin too well. rodman has a history of interacting with world leaders. he met with north korean dictator kim jong un nine years ago. noticeable drop in temperatures today over what we saw on saturday 10 to 15 to 2025 degrees and some inland spots today so significantly cooler today really hot on saturday. a little bit warmer tomorrow. so that 85 that's these are today's numbers. 85 barefoot will turn into a 95 tomorrow. so we're going to come down a bunch. now we're gonna go about 10 degrees not as severe as saturday's warming, but warmer or hot inland. certainly 95 97 degrees. that's pretty pretty hot inland. depends where you are fog out there right now. there's a bunch of it. it's a deep marine layer is pushing well, inland fogs kind of dance up on skyline boulevard up around grizzly peak as well. it's a deep marine layer, but it's at those higher elevated roadways. we're seeing some poor visibilities down the quarter mile. that kind of thing might be there tomorrow morning, too. so you know the usual spots if you're traveling that way, especially skyline 57 degrees right now in santa rosa temperatures are running a little behind where they were last night 12 degrees cooler and conquered nine degrees cooler in fairfield, about the same around the baby's the forecast overnight lows. you wake up cloudy or partly cloudy or mostly cloudy or foggy. whatever you wanna call and then boom. it burns off pretty quick and tomorrow there's the fog footprint turns out to be a warmer day than today. by good 10 degrees, you'll still find one hundred's. you just gotta go a little bit further. east davis and in towards rockland and up towards um granite bay and some of those areas in the eastern side of the valley for us, so it's mid nineties in the hot spots. 98 fairfield 98 in the antioch's 80 and oakland 74 in san francisco monday. looks like a really nice day. fire days are always high, but we're not looking at an extended period of big time heat, so that's kind of cool. so with that in mind tomorrow, 96 that's elevated high and then you see the temperatures kind of in the hot spots trend down a little bit. so that's the story this week, and that's five day forecast we can live with in terms of cal fire concerns for fire and so forth, even air quality. it's got a good onshore wind and it will continue right through the week. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. you guys sounds good bill. thank you. schools around the state are expected to get more counselors as they deal with an increase in childhood mental health issues. the extra staffing will come with the overhaul, governor newsom announced last week of the state's pediatric mental health system. the cost of the new plan $4.7 billion one stanford psychiatrists as the return to school can be a large source of stress for children and adolescents. they're having difficulty sometimes reconnecting with their friends with their family and with people that they know and that usually is, is occurring with the pandemic, with the pandemic being isolated from their friends having more remote experiences through social media instead of having face to face connections. what is clear is that anxiety symptoms depression. even thoughts of suicide have increased significantly during the pandemic. so these are all issues that we're addressing not only in different settings, school settings home and in our outpatient setting. governor newsom's overhaul of the childhood mental health system includes hiring 40,000 behavioral health professionals , creating an online platform for mental health assessment and intervention suicide prevention program and also doubling the number of school counselors in schools from the current 5000 to 10,000, but there's still time to help pay area students get the things they need for school. we have partnered with the nonprofit school bank dot org to raise money to buy school supplies, and we invite you to get involved in the effort. to learn more about the project. just scan the barcode on your screen or you can just go to ktvu .com slash school. our goal is to raise $50,000 and we're getting close as we've already raised more than $30,000 sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. that's right, and here's a look at what joe and jason are working on. the giant salvaged the series finale in colorado will show you the veteran player who turned back the clock with a monster game. alright and with the nfl season fast approaching , we'll give you our takeaways from the 49ers preseason game last night against the vikings full half hour of sports coming up at 11 30 on sports wrap. first after the break, see how it recycled water is being put to use to make wine in petaluma. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. summertime tasting in sonoma county brought the grapes in their first thing they did to that press the skins off showcasing the grapes that have different background stories scripted by changing weather patterns. keller estate specializes in chardonnay and pinot noir. wine makers cherish the unique wind and fog patterns found in the petaluma gap. but the latest drought has its winery asking questions. i think it's become a question of can we continue to grow grapes or not? keller is the estate director and has been trying to figure out ways to fend off the intense drought. the property has no access to municipal water and 60% of the crops were lost last year. they found a solution and it wasn't recycled water in 2020 . we started trucking water from the treatment plant, but we soon realized that we weren't able to get enough water and it was too expensive to even continued going down that route. the nearest city pump that supplies recycled water is one mile away from this pond on their property color estate made the bold move last year, digging this long trench over hills and across properties to make a connection. the cost was $50,000 were basically winter water storage in our ponds. so we calculate how much water we're gonna need for the season. we fill our ponds and then through the year. we're using it. finally a reliable resource that could soak their thirsty crops. keller estate buys a recycled water from the city and uses the pipeline from october through march. pump transports the water to 90 acres of vineyards. their investment is paying off in the crops have more life. we're happy. you know, we can. we've got enough grapes for to make wines. this is the source of the coveted water. ellis creek water recycling facility is five miles away. down lakeville highway wastewater is treated here in multiple steps. some of the water is released into the petaluma river, the fraction of water that makes it to the final tertiary stages treated with ultraviolet light and reused. the goal is to save all the fresh water. we can reuse it somehow. christopher bolt is the director of public works and utility. he's for the city of petaluma. he says there has been substantial interest and recycled water, and there are projects in place to help meet growing demand. right now we're able to produce about 3.5 million gallons per day. our goal after one of the grants we've received, or terraced area upgrade project would be to produce closer to six million gallons per day. pipes carry the non potable water from the facility to various customers in petaluma, some parks, schools, farms and golf courses are already hooked up to the system plan to really study ways that we can expand what we call our purple pipe system throughout the community. and that would include both throughout the urban areas, but also the agricultural areas. updates and expansions may take years to accomplish. our current drought is still front and center. and this winery is acknowledging its big accomplishment. you must be sort of proud of them. this system. well, i am proud i am proud of, you know, it was certainly it was certainly a milestone to get water here and i know i made i made a winemaker happy knowing that we can produce the best grades possible . mark tamayo ktvu, fox two news. and we've been bringing you stories all month long showing how the drought is impacting the bay area and you can see those reports by visiting a special section of our website just go to ktvu .com slash drought. all right. thank you for joining us tonight. although we are not done sports wrap is coming up next is don't forget you can stay up to date on all of the stories recovering ktvu .com. and be sure to download our ktvu news and weather app and check out our social media pages and jason are standing by their up next with sports wrap, so stick around. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes 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